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Monday, July 4, 2011
Forsyth County Sergeant's Son Killed
Forsyth County Sergeant's Son Killed
Joshua Rowley, 12, Dies In Water-Related Incident In Nebraska
POSTED: 1:51 pm EDT July 4, 2011
UPDATED: 2:05 pm EDT July 4, 2011
UPDATED: 2:05 pm EDT July 4, 2011
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- The son of a Forsyth County Sheriff's Office employee was killed in a water-related incident in Nebraska over the weekend.A spokesman for the department said Sgt. Jeremy Rowley was visiting relatives near Kearney on Sunday when his 12-year-old son, Joshua Rowley, died. The spokesman described the incident as a "water-related accident."Jeremy Rowley's stepson, Matthew McAlexander, 18, was critically injured in the same incident. McAlexander is receiving medical treatment in Kearney, officials said.
Please keep this family in your prayers. If you remember Jeremy was shot on November 11, 2004 and his father in law, Forsyth County Reserve Sergeant James Johnson was killed during this incident by Denny Booth. This family has been through a lot, so much that many people could not deal with this loss. Pray for the family and for Matthew to recover. This is a sad day. God bless this family.
Sunday, July 3, 2011
School system shuffles employees for new school year
School system shuffles employees for new school year: "It’s that time of year again—time for Stokes County school personnel to learn their assignments for next year. Former Superintendent Dr. Stewart Hobbs worked with new Superintendent Ro..."
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Holy Kudzu! Vine Said To Resemble Jesus
The Free Press of Kinston reported that people began noticing a utility pole last week with kudzu that they say resembles Jesus on the cross. Kent Hardison runs Ma's Hot Dog stand and a half mile from the vine and said he was getting ready to spray it with herbicide until he noticed the resemblance. Hardison and his customers think the vine can be seen as a symbolic reminder that God is watching over people. But Kudzu Jesus may also cause some problems. A University of Maryland biology professor says kudzu costs power companies about $1.5 million a year to repair damaged lines.
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